Imadi Masjid in Lilburn, Georgia

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The Dawoodi Bohra community of Atlanta.

Part of this city’s warm and welcoming spirit since the 1980s, with branch communities in Alabama and Tennessee.

357Members
120Families
3States
1980sSince

Our story

It began with a handful of families.

Our story in Atlanta began in the 1980s when a handful of families were drawn to Georgia’s warmth and opportunity. Over the years we’ve grown into a close-knit group of more than 120 families and 357 members, rooted in faith and tradition while embracing the city’s charm — from savouring peach cobbler to cheering on the Braves at Truist Park.

From students and professionals to entrepreneurs and homemakers, our members bring diverse talents to Atlanta. We prioritise education, with many young members attending Georgia Tech and Emory.

In the community

A few things that shape us.

Education first

Many of our young members study at Georgia Tech and Emory, and education sits at the centre of community life.

Building together

Volunteers partnered with Habitat for Humanity on the Lilburn build, and with ICNA Relief to support families across Atlanta.

Caring for Georgia

We joined Gwinnett County’s Adopt-A-Road scheme, and plant and clean to help keep the state as we found it.

It befits our brethren to not despise any field of knowledge, or shun a particular book, or bear prejudice towards a certain faith.

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695 Beaver Ruin Road, Lilburn.

Our masjid

The Dawoodi Bohras of Atlanta
695 Beaver Ruin Rd
Lilburn, GA 30047

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Contact

For anything to do with the community, the masjid or this website.

mit@atlantajamaat.org

Members

Namaaz times, thaali, miqaat and the community calendar.

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